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So, enter Control Panel in the search area, open it, and in there you should see an entry for Realtek HD Audio.
I know you're running Win10, but I prefer to still use Control Panel for stuff - because it's easier to find things. However, Win8 drivers often do work - so I would go to this page, download the Win8 driver and see if it works. I see you're running Win10 but your PC came preinstalled with Win8 or Win7 - so, unfortunately, HP does not provide Win10 drivers for your PC.
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